A slip, trip, and fall accident can cause catastrophic injuries, from traumatic brain damage to severe spinal fractures. Property owners have a legal duty to maintain safe premises and warn visitors of hidden dangers. When negligence—like ignored spills, broken stairs, or icy walkways—causes serious harm, Lupetin & Unatin, LLC helps Pennsylvania victims secure justice. Learn how we investigate liability claims.
Property owners in Pennsylvania must keep their premises reasonably safe. If you suffer a severe injury because a landlord, business, or homeowner ignored obvious hazards—like broken railings, unlit stairwells, or uncleared ice—they may be legally liable for your medical bills and lost wages. Lupetin & Unatin, LLC helps victims prove property owner negligence. Learn the critical signs you have a valid claim.
When a business fails to provide adequate security, innocent people can suffer devastating assaults or violent crimes. If you were attacked in a parking lot, hotel, or apartment complex due to broken locks, poor lighting, or a lack of security guards, the property owner may be liable. Lupetin & Unatin, LLC helps Pennsylvania victims pursue negligent security claims. Learn how we investigate security failures.
Property owners have a legal obligation to protect visitors from foreseeable violent crimes. When landlords or businesses ignore high crime rates and fail to install basic safety measures like security cameras, functional locks, or proper lighting, they can be held responsible for resulting assaults. Lupetin & Unatin, LLC represents Pennsylvania victims. Learn how our attorneys hold property owners accountable.
Premises liability laws in Pennsylvania hold property owners accountable when their negligence causes severe injuries to visitors or tenants. Whether you are harmed by a dangerous slip and fall, negligent security, or unaddressed structural hazards, you have the right to seek compensation. Lupetin & Unatin, LLC helps injured victims navigate complex premises liability claims. Learn how we fight for the justice you deserve.
Not every fall results in a lawsuit, but if a property owner knew about a dangerous hazard and did nothing to fix it, you may have a strong premises liability case. If a hidden danger like a wet floor, loose rug, or crumbled pavement caused you to suffer a severe, life-altering injury, Lupetin & Unatin, LLC is here to help. Learn the key signs that your slip and fall accident warrants a Pennsylvania legal claim.
A recent Erie County Common Pleas Court case resulted in a record-setting $7.25 million verdict for Dr. David M. Irwin, a former chief of pain management at UPMC Hamot, who sued the hospital after a slip-and-fall accident. Irwin and his wife, Monica Zillen, were represented by the Pittsburgh-based law firm Lupetin & Unatin, with attorneys Brendan Lupetin and Greg Unatin leading the case. The verdict, delivered by a jury on September 12, 2025, is believed to be the largest of its kind in a slip-and-fall lawsuit in Erie County history.
Concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) are among the most misunderstood and underestimated injuries in personal injury law. Successfully investigating and prosecuting an mTBI case requires a deep understanding of medicine, symptom progression, and how these injuries impact a person’s everyday functioning.
Every year, thousands of riders find themselves facing the aftermath of accidents, grappling with injuries, medical bills, and legal complexities. Understanding the landscape of motorcycle personal injury lawsuits is essential for riders and motorists alike as we embrace the springtime riding season.
Wheel stops. Often made of concrete, these long barriers located at the end of a parking spot are designed to prevent folks from parking on sidewalks, medians, or other restricted areas. Although these devices are designed to promote safety, when they are left unmaintained or placed negligently, wheel stops pose a serious risk of danger.
In Pennsylvania, pedestrians generally have the right of way in crosswalks and at intersections. Drivers are obligated to yield to pedestrians lawfully using these spaces, whether marked or unmarked. In the unfortunate event of a pedestrian injury, proving liability is essential for legal recourse.
Youth sports are an integral part of many children’s lives, providing them with physical activity, teamwork, and valuable life lessons. However, a growing concern in the world of youth sports is the risk of concussions. These traumatic brain injuries, often underestimated, can have profound and lasting effects on young athletes.
